MARTIN PETROV

Martin Petyov Petrov
 

 Date of birth     15 January 1979 (age 34)
Place of birth     Vratsa, Bulgaria
Height     1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)[1]
Playing position     Winger
Club information
Current club     Espanyol
Number     17

Senior career*

1995–1996     Botev Vratsa  18   (4)
1996–1998     CSKA Sofia  25   (6)
1998–2001     Servette 77 (27)

1998/99

1999/2000 - Hinten: Martin Petrov, Ermin Siljak, Paolo Diogo, Edwin Vurens, Stefan Wolf, Jean-Christophe Devaux, Dan Potocianu, Matteo Vanetta, Sébastien Fournier, Sébastien Jeanneret

Mitte: Luca Ippoliti, Carlos Varela, Jean-Claude Giovanola (Masseur), Jacky Barlie (Betreuer), Parick Trotignon (Generaldirektor), Christian Herve (Präsident), René Exbrayat (Trainer), Bosko Djurovski (Co-Trainer), Lionel Pizzinat, Alexandre Rey
Vorne: Manuel Di Zenzo, Léonard Thurre, Thierno Bah, Sébastien Roth, Pascal Marguerat (Goalie-Trainer), Eric Pedat, Adel Boutobba, Elvir Melunovic, Johann Lonfat

 1999/2000 -  Hinten: Sébastien Jeanneret, Martin Petrov, Fouzi El Brazi, Paolo Diogo, Edwin Vurens, Stefan Wolf, Dan Potocianu, Jean-Christophe Devaux, Ermin Siljak, Matteo Vanetta, Sébastien Fournier

Mitte: Manuel Di Zenzo, Carlos Varela, Jean-Claude Giovanola (Masseur), Simon Pidancet (Physio), Parick Trotignon (Generaldirektor), Christian Herve (Präsident), René Exbrayat (Trainer), Bosko Djurovski (Co-Trainer), Lionel Pizzinat, Alexandre Rey
Vorne: Léonard Thurre, Thierno Bah, Sébastien Roth, Jacky Barlie (Betreuer), Pascal Marguerat (Goalie-Trainer), Eric Pedat, Alban Noriega, Elvir Melunovic, Johann Lonfat  

2001/02

2001–2005     VfL Wolfsburg  116  (28)
2005–2007     Atlético Madrid   49  (3)
2007–2010     Manchester City  59  (9)

28/09/09.- El jugador argentino del Manchester City Carlos Tévez (d) felicita a su compañero Martin Petrov (i) después de anotar un gol ante el West Ham United hoy, 28 de septiembre de 2009

2010–2013     Bolton Wanderers  73 (10)

Martin Petrov of Bolton Wanderers celebrates scoring his side's third goal during the npower Championship match between Bolton Wanderers and Bristol City at Reebok Stadium on October 20, 2012 in Bolton, England.

2013–     Espanyol  2 (0)

National team‡
1999–     Bulgaria  90  (19)

Febrero 2008

TRIFÓN IVANOV

Trifon Marinov Ivanov
 

Date of birth     27 July 1965 (age 47)
Place of birth     Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Height     1.81 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Playing position     Centre-back (retired)

 

Senior career*

1983–1988     Etar Veliko Tarnovo     60     (7)
1988–1990     CSKA Sofia     64     (8)

 CSKA Sofia: Conformado por abajo de Izq. a der.Trifón Ivanov (3º) 

Stoichkov (6º) Kostadinov (8º) y Penev (9º) abajo de Izq. a der.

 CSKA Sofia 1988/89:

 CSKA Sofia 1990. - De pie de izquierda a derecha: Petar Vitanov,  Emil Dimitrov, Georgi Georgiev, Apostolov rumen ,ruminal Stoyanov, Slavcho Iliev, Stefan Bachev, Marius Urukov; Sentados: Elijah Valov, Dimitar Mladenov, Marin Bakalov, Trifon Ivanov, Hristo Stoichkov, Kostadin Yanchev,Cyril Kachamanov, Emil Kostadinov.

 1989/90.

1990     Betis     20     (5)

1991–1992     Etar Veliko Tarnovo     12     (1)

Etar Veliko Tarnovo 1991/92.

1992–1993     CSKA Sofia     34     (5)

1993     Betis     6     (0)
1994     Neuchâtel Xamax     25     (3)
1995     CSKA Sofia     24     (5)
1995–1997     Rapid Wien     53     (7)

1997     Austria Wien     17     (0)
1998     CSKA Sofia     14     (0)
1998–2001     Floridsdorfer AC Wien     52     (8)


National team
1988–1998     Bulgaria     77     (6)

BALAKOV

Krasimir Genchev Balakov
 

Date of birth     29 March 1966 (age 46)
Place of birth     Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Height     1.76 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)
Playing position     Midfielder

 


Senior career*

1983–1990     Etar Veliko Tarnovo     142     (35)

 Etar Veliko Tarnovo 1987.

 


1991–1995     Sporting CP     138     (43)

album sporting 94/95

1995–2003     VfB Stuttgart     236     (54)

2005     VFC Plauen     1     (0)

National team
1988–2003     Bulgaria     92     (16)

Teams managed
 
2003–2005     VfB Stuttgart (assistant)

2005     VFC Plauen (player-manager)
2006–2007     Grasshopper
2007–2008     FC St. Gallen
2008–2010     Chernomorets Burgas
2011–2012     Hajduk Split

2012     1. FC Kaiserslautern